Well, I tried the spray but it really didn't kill them, there are just so many under all the leaves that I feel that spray is going to be fruitless at this point. So I was forced to take drastic measures. I went to day and bought a NO BUG strip and put it on top of the light right before the night cycle. I plan to leave it there for 12hrs and then take it out tomorrow while the fans run. Then I'll leave it in another 12hrs tomorrow during night cycle. I think that's about as much risk as I'm willing to take with the toxins. I'll wash them with a spray afterward and try to get the dead mites, eggs and left over toxin residue off. I'm sure new eggs will hatch but maybe this will provide enough relief that the problem will be under control until harvest, and maybe get them down to a scale where natural spray will actually work. I'll have at least 4 weeks to let the toxins dissipate before smoking.
Up until recently until I got my vaporizer I smoked cigs and my wife made a good point saying "you've probably been smoking that stuff all along in cigs cause I'm sure the tobacco companies use pesticides." You know I suppose two wrongs don't make a right but she's probably correct in that assumption. What a wake up call for pest deterrent, I won't be making this mistake again.